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Ben’s official title is Professional Dog Trainer but truly he’s more of a dog problem solver. He enters your home, assesses the situation then fixes any and all concerns you have with your dog. In most cases your dog's behavior issue has a simple solution and you will see the results you are looking for within the first session. Ben believes there is NO such thing as a lost cause. He works with many local rescues and he can help you, too. Ben has been training dogs (and their owners) for over 15 years, successfully rehabilitating dogs with many behavior issues and he has the ability to provide quick and easy solutions. More About Ben "Growing up, my family had five dogs. As far back as I can remember, I was playing with the dogs and watching how they interacted with each other and people. I began watching dog shows and learning about different breeds. During this time I grew to love the relationship between a boy and his dog. I learned it was truly a relationship of love, respect, and trust. This was the purest relationship I had experienced. I learned that dogs are more than just dogs. They are companions that can give you a rewarding, fulfilling life. They are there when you are sad, they are there when you are happy, they know when to give you space, and know exactly when not to. I have learned that they have a very different way of communicating. Over the years, and all the time I have spent with dogs, I learned to read and understand them, which gives me the ability to communicate what is being said or not being said in every situation. My job is to observe what is happening with your dog, and translate exactly what they are trying to tell you with their behavior in any given situation. Just imagine how peaceful your life could be with a pet that understands your direction and commands. The reason you don’t have this relationship now is because you are trying to communicate with a being that does not even speak the same language as you. My goal is to make sure quality of life for you and your family, fur babies included, is the best it can be and to keep dogs from going to the shelters simply because of language barriers. I started training so I could educate and rehabilitate owners and their pets making life better one lesson at a time."" 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Together we will tailor-make a training plan for your dog. I use only positive, reward-based training methods based on the techniques that I employed at PetSmart and SeaWorld over the years. I will teach you how to read your dog's behavior and how to get that well-mannered, calm dog that is possible. I provide services to San Diego, Chula Vista, Lemon Grove, El Cajon and Coronado. I will travel to other areas for additional travel fees.Training rates vary based on requested services. Licensed -Bonded -Insured K9 Vacation - it's the little things In-home boarding is a great alternative to boarding at a vet or dog kennel. They are not left alone or secluded during the day or overnight. Dogs stay in my home with free-range access to two large fenced yards featuring Easy Turf & natural grass, socialized dog play and nap times all while taking part in the family routine. Every K9 vacation includes round-the-clock attention and play. Plus, the "little things" - treat time, unlimited belly rubs, a favorite spot on the couch, updates and pictures of your dog emailed or text to you and a "ruff-port" card of how they did during their vacation. I limit the number of socialized dogs vacationing so they receive personalized attention. All of this for one simple daily rate. No hidden charges. Contact me for pricing and more details. Spaces fill up quickly. Interview is required. Please visit policies page for more information. Daycare is a great way for your dog to be exercised, entertained and socialized while you are away at work or away for long hours during the day. Doggie Daycare is much more than a simple walk around the block. You will come home to a tired, happy pup. Since I limit the number of dogs, your dog will receive personal attention during their daycare visit. Your dog will have all-day access to two large fenced yards featuring Easy Turf and natural grass, plus access to indoors. Daycare includes treat time, toys, play equipment, socialization and exercise with social and friendly dogs. There are several daycare options, including prepaid packages for extra savings! Contact me for pricing and details. Interview is required. Please visit the policies page for more information. www.HomeAwayFromHomeK9.com

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Behavior, obedience and agility training.